Coordinate the trades, and watch the cost as it lands
Multi-trade work sequenced on one board, materials and hours attributed to the project that consumed them, and a cost picture that arrives during the job.
What makes this trade different
A general contractor's job is sequencing other people's work. The electrician cannot start until the framer finishes, the inspection gates the close-up, and one slipped trade pushes everything behind it.
Costs behave the same way — they arrive continuously and are reconciled once, at the end, when it is far too late to do anything about a project that went wrong in week two.
How ServusOne handles it
Sequence the trades on one board
Each stage is scheduled work with its own days and assignees, so a slipped trade shows its knock-on effect on the schedule rather than in a phone call the following week.
Cost that accrues against the project
Materials recorded against work orders and hours clocked against jobs mean project cost builds up as the work happens instead of being reconstructed at handover.
Estimates and variations that stay legible
Line-itemed estimates carry status through acceptance, so the original scope and what was later agreed remain distinguishable when the final account is disputed.
A project view without a separate spreadsheet
Reporting draws on the same job, material, and invoice records the team already creates, so where a project stands is a report rather than an evening's work.
The parts this trade leans on
Book work, assign it, and keep the board accurate when the day changes.
Estimates and proposalsLine-itemed quotes that track through to acceptance.
Inventory and job costingStock, purchase orders, and the parts each job consumed.
Reporting and analyticsWork, revenue, receivables, and hours from your own records.
Straight answers
Is ServusOne a full construction project management tool?
No. ServusOne is field service management: scheduling, work orders, materials, time, estimates, and invoicing. It does not provide Gantt-based critical-path planning, submittals, or RFI workflows.
Does ServusOne handle permits or building compliance?
No. ServusOne does not file permits or claim building-code compliance functions. It records your own work orders, site notes, and job history — including the days you schedule around an inspection you did not control.
Try it on a real week of your work
The 14-day trial starts without a card. You can also see the other trades in Specialty and Construction Trades.